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Ahmedabad partners with IIT-Gn for post-deluge flood risk survey
An unexpected deluge in Ahmedabad recently submerged over 100 locations, exposing the city’s vulnerability to urban flooding and prompting swift action from the Ahmedabad Municipal
Indian Cities Sink in Rain Due to Concrete
India’s major cities: waterlogged roads, stranded commuters, paralysed traffic, and homes submerged in rainwater. From Delhi and Mumbai to Bengaluru and Chennai, urban flooding is
Pune Roads Flooded Due to Illegal Sewer Connections
Pune is confronting a mounting sanitation challenge as illegal connections between stormwater drains and sewage pipelines trigger widespread flooding on city roads during rainfall. With
BBMP Blamed for Flooding Near Benniganahalli Lake
Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) is facing mounting criticism from residents over its prolonged neglect of the northern portion of Benniganahalli Lake. Local communities, particularly
Kolkata’s BMC Plans Pumping Station to Curb Waterlogging
Kolkata’s BMC Plans Pumping Station to Curb Waterlogging The Bidhannagar Municipal Corporation (BMC) is set to combat the recurring waterlogging issues in Salt Lake, Kolkata,
BMC Plans Drop Pumping Station for Salt Lake
BMC Plans Drop Pumping Station for Salt Lake The Bidhannagar Municipal Corporation (BMC) is moving forward with plans to mitigate the chronic waterlogging issue that
Greater Chennai Corporation Ramps Up Relief Amid Heavy Rainfall
As heavy rainfall continued to batter Chennai on December 12, the Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC) stepped up its flood mitigation operations across the city, offering
BMC Pushes Ahead with Mogra, Mahul Pumping Stations After 19-Year Delay
After nearly two decades of setbacks, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) is finally advancing its much-anticipated stormwater pumping stations at Mogra Nullah in Andheri and
BMC Mulls Rs 600 Cr Plan to Prevent Andheri Subway Flooding
The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) is contemplating a Rs 600 crore investment to implement anti-flooding measures recommended by the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay (IIT-B).
